writing on the internet
re: sharing my learned/earned wisdom in ways that are genuinely helpful and reach the people who are genuinely interested.
writing on the internet
People read nonfiction to learn and to feel. My framework for ensuring a blog post accomplishes both is to start with a first draft that focuses on "novel" ideas.
A novel idea is one that's not just new to the reader, but also significant and not easily intuited. Think of it as new and worthwhile . I've identified five categories:
A novel idea is one that's not just new to the reader, but also significant and not easily intuited. Think of it as new and worthwhile . I've identified five categories:
- Counter-intuitive —
julian.com • Writing Well - Part 1 - What to Write About
I pray this finds who it needs to❤️🔥 #Doubt #Creator #Artist #Success #Desire
youtube.com“what if other women look at me and think ‘who does she think she is?’
“take up all the space you want. stepping into your power IS NOT SELFISH. letting yourself shine IS NOT SELFISH.
“just know that your idea of what's ‘too much’, that's probably, like, your baseline. you know? like I NEED TO BE PUSHING MYSELF INTO THE TERRITORY OF ‘TOO MUCH’
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So now, there’s the growing phenomena of people aggressively beginning to revoke other people’s access to their attention online. They’re taking digital sabbaticals, setting strict communication windows for checking and replying to messages, ignoring or archiving messages unless they’re from known people, turning off all app notifications. They are... See more
Alexi Gunner • idle gaze 067: slowpunk
Sommeliers emerged as luxury goods in a world where the product (wine) was getting commoditized, and curation was the new differentiator. That’s exactly where jobs are headed.
Sangeet Paul Choudary • Humans as 'luxury goods' in the age of AI
